Criminal liability

Criminal responsibility is a type of legal liability arising from the violation of a rule of criminal law in the legal order of a State The art twenty-seven, paragraph one, states that the 'Criminal responsibility is personal', it is possible to subsume the provisions of the constitution, two meanings: According to the criminal law, constitutionally oriented, the criminal liability can be attributed only in presence of intent or negligence of other forms of imputation, therefore, are not admissible in a criminal law that aims to the respect of constitutional guarantees

Our current penal code, however, provides for some cases of 'strict liability': the art, in fact, after you have planned the fraud, preterintenzione and guilt as general criteria of imputation of the fact, has, with a normally-closed, that 'the law determines the cases in which the event is placed otherwise payable by the agent, as a result of their conduct', and that is through the criteria of allocation different from the intent and from negligence (and by the same preterintenzione that, as well, is likely to give rise to a form of strict liability).